D-Wave Quantum hasn't carried out a stock split before. It has raised money through equity offerings, diluting shareholder positions. Low revenue and heavy losses make D-Wave a risky investment.

D-Wave Quantum is part of a small group of companies trying to commercialize quantum computing. Companies usually conduct stock splits after a significant move in their stock price, either up or down.

In the public markets, companies are always trying to make their stocks more attractive to investors. One way publicly traded companies can do this is through stock splits and reverse stock splits, ...

Quantum computing stocks such as D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS) have been all the rage this year, with many seeing their stock prices soar. Investors are viewing the sector in a similar light to the ...